Old School Pole Vault Videos
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Old School Pole Vault Videos
I guess this is as good of a forum as any to post such a thing.
Post any video you have or can find of old school vaulters. I'd say 80s or earlier, but preferably earlier.
Here is a great one I found of Dutch Warmerdam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH-pAXnlmkA
Post any video you have or can find of old school vaulters. I'd say 80s or earlier, but preferably earlier.
Here is a great one I found of Dutch Warmerdam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH-pAXnlmkA
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Here is another interesting video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... pr=goog-sl
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... pr=goog-sl
Phil Manuel is shown in a practice pole vault at what appears to be close to 4.50 meters in June, 1963, at the Southwest High School track in Kansas City, MO. As a senior in Feb., 1963, he had established a new national high school indoor record of 4.17 meters. In the months that followed, he set seven major meet records, including victories at the City and State championships. With the introduction of the world's first fiberglass poles in the early 1960's, Manuel's unique career in grades 8-12 included the pioneer evolving use of bamboo, aluminum, stiff fiberglass, and flexible fiberglass poles. His great hero, of course, was vaulting legend Cornelius Warmerdam.
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KYLE ELLIS wrote:in the last imagae of warmerdams video there is a sign behind him that says like 5.15? or 5.19?
I'm pretty sure the sign is indicating 15'. He was the first person to jump 15' and it was 11 years later before another vaulter was able to break that barrier.
Here is a great web page with a lot of information about Dutch.
http://www.kingscountylibrary.org/res/tribute.pdf
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Re: the 1st
2-15-46 wrote:Who was the first guy to jump 16????????
John Uelyses. I'm sure that spelling is completely wrong.
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... &plindex=8
here is one I found on video google of Ronald Morris in 1960
VERY impressive pushoff
here is one I found on video google of Ronald Morris in 1960
VERY impressive pushoff
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Nice Find
Ron Morris was one of the few top vaulters to make the transition from "steel" to glass.
found the following on his Co. web page.
http://www.ontrackandfield.com/main/cat ... story.html
Ron Morris was one of the few top vaulters to make the transition from "steel" to glass.
found the following on his Co. web page.
http://www.ontrackandfield.com/main/cat ... story.html
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